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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-09-06

ENGLISH Liberals claim and Con
servatlves admia that a general cleo
ton would result in a majority for
Irish home rule. 1t would seem as if
nothing could in kthese days stay
movement appeal ing to the sense of
Justice of any PEOPLE who rule by
their suffrages. Ohly a few years ago
Mr. Gladstone W IS applying coercion
to Ireland. To-Day that illustrious
statesman is reg rded as thechampion
of Irish rights.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-09-06

EXTENSIVE and handsome additions
making to the commercial architec-
ture of Honolulu evince not only
pubIc-spirited enterprise in dull times
when its exercise is most beneficial.
but manifest degree Of confidence
IN the future Of the country which
should have a wholesome reflex infu-
ence on the community.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From San Francisco, per Discovery, Aug
29-Mrs L p SEVERN, f A SEVERN, w Wen
del.
For Waialua, per Waiehu. Sept Is n EN-
ersoD and wife, Capt Dudoit.
For San Francisco. per Planter, Sept /
Col Sam Norris, Mr. Smith, C Merryfeld.
From Maui and Hawaii. per w G Hall,
Sept Prev o Forbes, Mrs G Wills and
( children, ] A Mcclure, Miss NJ Webster, A
S Y Brown, Yivas, Rev j Waiamau, and 81
deck.
From Waianae and Waialua, per G r
Bishop, Sept Pm Dickson. Sister Beatrice
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MARRIED.

SACHS-HIRSCHBERG-I San Francis
CO, August 10Th. n. S. SACHS to Miss FANNIE
HIRscHBERG, both of Honolulu.
BISHOP MOORE-August 18th, at Buff
falo, N Y, by Rev J P Egbert, John Bishop,
NJ d, of Hancock, Mich, late of Honolulu, to
Alice, youngest daughter of John A Moore,
Esq, of Waikiki, Maui.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-09-06
Marshal,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF
Dezeeution issued out OF the Police Court On
the Goth day Of July. 1887, against Hong ChOng.
defendant. in favor OF Mung Sing plaintiff To-
the sum OF S41 60, have levied upon ana shall
expose for sale at the front entrance OF K,isan =
Hale Honolulu, on Wednesday. Sept. 9TH, AZ "a
noon, to the highest bidder all the rigaf n Il
and interest Of the said Hong Chong defel L -
in and TO the following property, unles-I =
judgment. interest, costs and ny expen ~ 2.
previously paid
Carriage.
1f79 At J. l. EAULUEOU Ma-shaH
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Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH a

Il power OF sale contained IN a certain mOrtraTs
made by Ane NakOOlani HOlOkahiki (iTl. and Vs.
l.. Holokahiki 90, her husband. MORTGAGES %
A. ii. Spencer, mortgage. dated the LIST day q
September, 1885, recorded in Liber %. pages -
ABB and III Notice is hereby given that said
mortgage intends 10 fOrclose said mortgage FOR
condition broken to wit: nOn-paymeut OF inter
est, and upon such foreclosure will sell at Public
Auction. at time and place 10 be hereafter
designated. all and singular the lands tanersnfs
and Entertainments mOugaged in said mortel-s
as below specified.
Further particulars can be had By application
10 Whiting Creighton. Attorneys az Law
A. II. SPENCER.
BY his Attoney in fact jas. G.. Spencer.
Dated Honolulu, August 9th. 1857.
Premises TO he sod are. All that certain piecel
OF land, with Improvements. situate ia Punahcli
HllO. Island Of Hawaii described as follows.
Commencing At corner OF stone wall 90 Sclil
corner OF G. II. WetmOre's lot on Church Street
and running \ SEA $50 chains along SAID
Church st, 10 South corner of lot owned b7 d. 6.
Sanford, thence u 221Se W l. gs chain h.l,,1r :. Q
lot, thence 53is' W 2455z chains 70 1" - "a
at West corner Of this lot, thence SNs'f5 =
chains along the wall TO place Of commeuceueGf
containing an area OF $500 Of an acre. part ~
larly described in deed Of 5 y Castle 10 John 81
Akina, dated August lst, 1870. Of record ~ Liha-
81. pages i41 and l42. ~ 3
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BORN.

In San Francisco, August 18th, to the wife
of Chas. j. Ludwigsen, of Honolulu, a son.
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Administrators Notice A.!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
i ing been duly appointed Administrators az
the Estate OF DR.. JOHN BORLAND. late Of va
mea, Kauai. deceased, intestate, all persons hsv-
ing any claims against the said estatear NOTED
that they must present the same. duly verified
and with proper vouchers 70 the undersigned
within six months from the date hereof. or thav
will be forever barred; and all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment to US.
FRANCIS GAY.
JOHN b. ALEXANDER
Administrators Estate Of Or. John BorilrI
deceased.
Waimea, July 25th. 1887. fisi &
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BY bus Attorney in fact. Jas. 6.
Mortgages Notice of foreclosure.
Y ACCORDANCE WILL

1 power of sale contained in certain u1ort=a-s
made BY Eaohi (kl, lwiula (xl, Heleioa w. AID
kalei Ok. her husband 70 Peter Dalton. dated ID
18th day Of February. 1852, recorded 10 LibeT
on pages Y and u. Notice is hereby given thl1
the said mOrtgagee intends 70 f0reci0se aid
mortgage for condition broken TO wit: uon-pgyt
ment OF principal and interest. and up=u sad
foreclosure VIII sell al Public Auction. ii q fll
and place to be hereafter designated. all aBt
singular the lands tenemsnts and hereditanenis
mortgaged In said mortgage as below specified
Fnrther particulars can be had By applicatic-
TO Whiting and Creighton. ATTORNEYS a. a..
PETER DALTOE
Dated Honolulu. August 18th. fss-
Premises to be sold are: All that certain piecr7
o. lana situate and being In Waiapuka, kohallf
hawaii containing II acres and - fathoms. an
more particularly described in ROYAL Patent SCI
6,5S2 Z lO,s6S 10 Pr a. fellows. viz
+ hoOmaka ma ka hawai-, ma kahi hull al (
pohaku nqi olokaa, mai ma pohaku ekoln ma >
pan ma "a palena IA luaki; phi hikf -
pohakn Hikina, ola mau pohaku ma la lahi PAL
alaila mo ] kal ma ka lihi pail, kaa ans
pohaku ma kO Haluahi q hiki IA nahu kukli
Ia ma ka lihi pail no ka palena RI, alaila
He OK Hi 5.7s kaul a hiki ka pohaku ma ;
kua makai IA hale ri. llai
lie Ia III $50 kaul ma ko kalaahI "a maa eo-
hilSi In pahu ma lie Soneai-f
lie Az ho 3-u1 kaul hiki kihi Snm % Sc h1s-
ma Ia p0haku. .alaila
He bs' iii SIS kaul ma ko Re kopohiki ne ~
luahl a hiki ka anlena -a-l-
alaila
He ~ ko Pa kaul ma Auau q hiki &c -
Hik manka keia pin ne
Nihoa,
Ak ~ ko 1870 kauI ma 40 Nihoa 4 ne Sc 81
nohlkl a nikl IA pohakn ma IA ID sc
aWawa kahawai hOaiionhia malailrl 20 ll-sr-A
ka pail q hiki kahawai, alaila tho kai M -
wa iwaena Waiapuka ma Niuli nix -
hoomakaai- Ma Ia apana alma II sk91s 80
me Is kapuai" % i7+
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Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH

II Al
4 power Of sale contained in a certain morfs4I-s
made by Deborah kamai Makauui (wC j i
Makanui (k). her husband aud Kaiuna fwl. mon.
gagors 70 5. Roth mortgage. dated the I'd a.
of November, 1884. recorded in Liber IS. pa-l4
45l and 49,; which said mortgage was dufv Il
signed by said 5. Roth MORTGAGE. 70 Laura 3
Dickson, by deed Of assignment dated August Ia
1856, aud recorded in Liber s.. page Isl r.,
Notice is hereby given that the said as-ia-
OF mortgage intends To foreclose said mort - I
for condition broken 10 wit. nOu-pavmeft "A
principal and interest, and upon such f9reci0t .-s
Will sell az Public Auction. 40 time and Bsi-s
to be hereafter designated, an auG singular f-s
lands, tenements and hereditameuts morf-leel
in said mortgage as below specified
Further particulars can be obtained or apple
tiOn 70 Whiting IS Creighton. Attorneys az law.
LAURA F. DICKSON.
Assignee OF Mortgage
Dated Honolulu, August 18th. 1857.
The premises TO be sold are: All that certain
parcel Of land situate at Kalihl Kona. Island q
Oahu, bounded and described Is follows. +
hoOmaka ana ma Ike XIII Hema o ia alma. 2 ho1
n $50 " so kaul y 399 l.55 laul 81 " aH
kaul 49, 200 kaul S 49, E 1.50 kaul y -
90 kaul 39' 1.Sg kaul 50 - agf kl1l
5 82' W LIZ kaul 5 859 " 80 kaul kahi he-
maka al ka iii 91-10O eka, aud being portion
of Royal Patent, No. 1862 L c A No I69s 10 Mao
Pala. ISL g
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NOTICED

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN to all persons that I. SEE NGOW, md On
the 9Th day Of April last, A. D. 1887, purchase
from kahuhu wv and kaiahua her husband. az
their right title aud interest OF. in, and 10 an
those certain premises situate at Weha, District
Of Hamakua, Island Of Hawaii; same being tss
lands described in Royal Patents No. 2.55lrfi
2.47S. deed Of sale Of which Is now on record :
the Office of the Registrar OF COnveyarces, In
Liber 106, on page 80.
And the Lessees are hereby notified 20 pay tie
rents thereof to me the said See Ngow. in Homo
lulu, and not to pay same 10 either kahuhu o.
Kaiahua.
Very Truly.
SEE NGOW.
Purchasers Of land from Rahuhu (El, and Kii-
ahua (k).
Honolulu. Aug. ., 1887. iisl p
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Arm Embellishments.
NEW SUPPLIES

OF NOTE, LETTER. AND CAP PAprpe
" MEMORANDUM PADS and ASSQRTFn,
TABLETS in ordinary and linen Qualities. 49, &
New Stock Of ENVELOPES. includino 80
sizes, at 7. g. THRUMS
isl I'm los Fort s.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-21
RAISE FINE TOBACCO!
No Other Pays!!

Every planter knows it does not pay to raise
common tobacco; the MARI cts of the world
are overstocked and there is not demand
for it. 1t should be the aim Of every one
then to raise fine tobacco and no efforts
should be spared to that end. The stock of
bright and fine tobaccos, are not to he had
out of present crop to supply onc-hali OF the
demand; consequently many manufacturers
are using substitutes for our bright tobacco.
So this will be the year for our people to
make an extra effort to raise a fine crop,
and in order to do this successfully, they
must plant their finest lands, prepare aud
manure it well. and use iudiciously the very
best Tobacco Fertilizers they can get.
For the past fifteen years no Fertilizer has
been sold upon this market that has given
such fattering results aud made half as
much fine tobacco as Ober's Special tobacco
Compound. j; has stood the test year in
and year out, wet or dry, and never disap-
points you. \ large supply on hand.
ID. y. COOPER.
apr. IA. Henderson, \. c.
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Harry iiOtSpur.

Unlike Richard the Third, who on the
fatcd field when the Plantagenets lost all,
decapitated as many as three different
Richmonds, and was at last slain 10y the
true and original one, though the battle
has been waged long and deadly, am still
in the field, unconquered, with trusty
armor and blade, ready to give battle to
all who propose to undersell me in Ready
Made Clothing and gents furnishing goods
"a veritable Hotspur in the numbering of
high prices. Ii any choose to think / am
not clear of my leading strings, let them
examine my stock and prices: If any. pro-
pose to undersell me, to all such, l say
tLay on McDuff, and damned be lie who
first cries, hold, enough" With heart
bleeding for the impositions put upon my
friends in high prices, as did the patriots
of England for the sufferings Of her people,
| am happy to announce blending of the
white and red roses in suits to please both
Norman and Saxon, Jew and Gentle,
Black and White, Mongrel and Malay,
Young and old, rich and poor, Legislators
and "Ueathcn Chinee," at my old stand.
Very Respectfully,
LEWIS W. BARNES,
At Lehman's cold Reliable" Clothing and
Shoe House
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TYEE.-ResidentS of Henderson and
adjacent country can procure of Us any and
ali articles in the line Of millinery, which
are guaranteed to be the newest and most
popular styles for the Spring Of 81. Not
only are these unquestionably correct in
style, but they are also Of superior quality
and finish. masmuch as these two essen
tials, style and quality. arc easily ohtaina-
bic at lowest living prices, YOU should in
sist on having them wherever YOU buy, and
if not entirely to your liking call upon Z.
G.. Davis, where your every wish Will be
gratifed. This is his thirteenth season in
mil liuery.-sUa
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RACKET STORE
The ALMIGHTY DOLLAR
THE MANY HAVE TOO FEW,
THE FEW TOO MANY!
II YOU wish to know

Why we can sell goods so CHEAP,
We will tell you: 1t is done by the
Power and Force Of the Almighty
Dollar cutting lis way through the
very centre of Time Values, know
ing no law but the GREATEST VAL.
UEs for the LEAST MONEY; bring
ing bargains Of value in every class
OF chandi>e-hargains wrought
out and gathered up from the
Slaughter pens Of Credit by the
power of The r aady Dollars, by men
of experience, intelligence and pluck
expert buyers always at their
posts of duty-bargains which leave
defeat and disaster at the other end
of the line. Just as long as men go
in debt they will get hard up and
fail, aud their bcasttd credit valua-
tons will have 10 measure arms
with the Almighty Dollar at the
other end.
We follow the wake Of the credit
system where some gigantic concern
of yesterday broke to-day and in-
stead of letting their enormous
stock Of merchandise go back TO the
Jubbers-back into the old grooves
Of trade as they always have, and
the old time prices go on so that you
never get them excepting at exhor-
bitant ra.es-we bring them to you
direct and with but one profit and
that small orc so that at this end
of the line we
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Clothing, large stock, fit everybody.
Correct styles at popular prices at
any u i o. WATKINS.

Notice is given by advertisement in an
other column that books to receive sub
scriptions to the capital stock of the Bank
Of Henderson, as re-chartered by the late
Legislature, are now open. The stock of
the bank proper viii consist of 200 shares
at so each, and that of the savings depart
ment 800 shares Of so each. The Bank of
Henderson has been a successful and good
paving institution from the beginning, ana
under its new charter will have adyan-
tages not heretofore enjoyed watch will be
still more in its favor The GOLD LEAF
has no doubt the full amount of stock will
be readily taken.
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4. NJ. Jordan & Cos Three packages Sim
mons Liver Regulator for 10 cents. Best
medicine extant for use in spring. Green's
August Flower ~ cents d bottle.
inch. Il.
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s&@&S<s

The removal of Prof. Sanborn. of \. H.,
after being pronounced incurable by score
OF physicians, from Los Vegas. \. NJ, to
his home, was effected by administering
DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic which has restored
him to his former good health.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-21

OF course you have been reading abou
the big sales of tobacco made at Co0per's
warehouse: we'll, in almost every instance
where such fine sales have been made the
tobacco was grown with Ober's celebrated
standard fertilizer. And there is 10 better
on the market; it has stood the test for
years, and is the old standby of the most
successful fine tobacco growers. Ober's
Special Tobacco Compound is sold by d.
y. Cooper.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

9z7-Our friends throughout the country
will confer favor by furnishing US with
any news Of local Or general interest that
may occur in their respective neighbOr-
Persons calling on or writing to adver-
4isArs wiII please mention the GOLD LEAF
q. 50 doing YOU will greatly oblige US
,FhiIr it viii cost you nothing.
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Sash, Blinds,
DOORS, SHINGLES AND LATHS,
SOLD VERY CHEAP BY
JOHN B. WATKINS,
inch. So |. Henderson, y. {.

You may pluck the man from his place iii
the moon,
Or tear the clouds from the azure sky.
But You can't find goods that are better
than ours,
Or catch Us asking price that's high.
f. e. DAVIS.
Poor poet, but frst-class dry goods and
mil linPTN
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.
LOCAL LAcONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY CUR EAAE-EYED
REPORTERS.
To-:

Cheer up and clean up at the same time.
spring mas c"ili' anu ie' u put e'ei1 tiliii5
I'll ORDER loI 'iie ho' 'ulil''ei H'"ii'iiS'
Refreshing rains have helped growing
crops and vegetation wonderfully during
the past week, besides furnishing good
season" for handling tobacco.
7 y Poa's latest novel "Ua Fell in
-. ,,-f,l, his Wife " i said to be 2 hirl,lv
i-ta,,.t;,., .+o,,- The roveltv Of the
tt.f,.,, ,.c,, l,pov OF cnursc IT., all fiction.
Va. .-.;.,,
Ai77 A'',' N'iii"9 y 40 '''' III y '','
MI N"'"iii9' 9'IEo''u ''iS ''i'i''
OF millinery @"ooH ioI Iil7 Se"Soh' Hti
lady tri'.t7 are Ii'A'tu u can d. D " -
Watkins ana 'l'7Pe'' i'i themselves
Rev. Alex. Sprunt has returned from
Newberue where he went last week to at
tend the meeting Of Orange freabyteIy.
We notice that he was appointed trustee
OF Davidson college, 70 M 'i'7 S"'"ii's
caused by the ue.lh u W. = i''-''ii'''
The GOLD LEAF is glad to welcome as q
citizen of n,lr town so rood a man as Mr.
II. ". Harris. of Oxford, who has lately
made his home amongst Us. \ man of
capital and fine business qualifications he
will prove valuable acquisition to our
town and community.
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Drugs cheap. but not cheap drugs, is the
motto of A. NJ Jordan & Co., who fill
more prescriptions than any other drug
house in Vance county. mch. Il.
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Why are drugs sold cheaper at A. NJ.
Jordan & Cos than any other place III
town? Because they sell more than any
other house, and can afford to sell cheaper
mch. II.
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The Henderson No. , pillow made by Geo.
Orenshaw, has given the farmers better
satisfaction than any other plow on the
market. You can change it so as to DO
eight different kinds of blowing. Sold
cheap. apr u, O.
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PROPOSE TO LEAD

With the GREATEST VALUES
FOR THE LEAST MONEY. The
masses have suffered long and fear
fully from the disastrous results OF
the credit system suffered until it
is asking nearly every other days
labor, or every other hill of tobacco,
or corn, or cotton grown to meet its
exactions. The credit system is a
bad system it is all hope deferred.
The merchant does not want il for
he knows its sleep!ess nights and
heartrending exactions, especially il
he has tried it as the writer OF
this has. He knows that the
merchant who sells goods on time
is an oil ject of pity as rule for
by reason of those who cannot
pay, and those who will not, he is
forced to charge those who do pay
such exhorbitant rates that he is
ashamed Of it himself. But some
body must pay the losses by this
Credit System, or the merchant fails.
Be sure OF that, you who pay.
Now whether we sell you a dol
lars worth Of goods or not, get out
of the credit system-take the side
of the Almighty Dollar; it is the
only safe, certain side TO stand on.
1t is the common sense OF it and true
that all regular lines Of merchandise
in each and every stage from the
Manufacturer, Importer or Agent 10
| the Jobber, from the Jobber to the
retail dealer, and from the dealer to
! the consumer, this tax for credit
goes on and whoever touches the
line although they pay cash for the
goods meets this tax. Figure it all
out for yourself and you will have
no difficulty in solving the prob
lem of
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-21

FLoUR.-A nice lot and large lot, just
received at II. Thomason's. viii be sold
at hard time" prices. Deies any dealer
to produce 4 better flour foT the money.
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Elegant road carts. the best and cheapest
on the market. for $50; one-horse wagons
with spring seat, all complete, for S35; two
horse wagons, the best and strongest made,
for SIS. Call and examine them before
YOU buy any other.
apr. IA 10. BURwELL, KELLY & 20.
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Customers may rely upon obtaining pure
medicines at reasonable price at Harris *
Cos drug store.
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Just think of it: Ion can buy granula-
ted sugar atJ f Burroughs store. Dab
ney, y. G., for & cents a pound. apr 10
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Good by, Old Hat.

Good-bv. you dear old hat of
straw: I've got t. shoot YOU, that's
the h W: AND yet. il could have
my WY, till winter comes with
me you'd stay. You COZ INV head
and shade my face and keep save
windy days, your place. straw
hat! / We you. for you seem all
that is left of summers dream.
The girl you Bowed TO. yes. and
famed; who wore you, too, White
| was tanned, f0rgctS Us both. Now you
are shot AIas! Il like 10 share your lot.
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lem of


Values clean cut against Ready
Dollars. This tax for credit Is the
CONSUMING TAX and eclipses all
other systems Of taxation. For our
selves, we have turned our backs on
it and intend to induce and aid TO
the extent of our ability as many
people 10 do likewise as possible.
Our goods will be marked in plain
figures at the lowest prices we can
possibly afford to take, and from
lhis rule there will be no deviation;
so that the rich, the poor and the
child can buy goods as cheap az 1t is
possible to buy them. We make but
a small profit and shall MAKE OUR
BARGAINS MAKE OUR BUSI-
NESS, and shall never vary from
| this rule to sell each and every arti-
Gle just as cheap as possible.
/ We receive new goods almost
daily and can always offer you some
new of tempting value. Come often
and see for yourselves.
Very ReSDectfiilly.
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There isn0w TO need for such lamenta-
ton as the above Spring is here, and the
new straw hat is with Us again; and the
STYLES this season are prettier than ever.
If YOU don't think so 90 to y. r. Anglea' s
hat and shoe store and see for yourself.
He has a beautiful line Of straw hats and
they are marked down real low.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-21

ESarbeT SHOP.
Thankful for the patronage extended me
in the past, | desire to inform my friends
and the public generally that | am now
better prepared than ever to do first-class
work. With elegant chairs, sharp raZors
and the experienced assistance of Ed Hicks
and Tom Dunstan, together with disinfec-
tants in which every razor is dipped, pre-
venting the possibility of any contagion, l
guarantee satisfaction for all work done III
my shop. Respectfully,
apr. u, l. HENRY DUNsTAN.
Dress goods. Large assortment new
shoes at 5. & &. WATKINS
The best tobacco fertilizers eXtant are
always sold by d. y. Cooper y large lot
of the standard brands now on haud-G
ODER & Som and others.
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Notice.

1 will buy all Vance county orders.
Call at my law Office over New York Cash
Store. 4. K. WORKMAN.
lapr. Ii a.
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Raleigh standard Fertilizer.

Confidently recommended to surpass any
thing on the market for the price. \
splendid fertilizer for fine bright tobacco.
Those who used it last season were delight
ed with its action. A large supply on hand.
Before buying call and get prices and terms.
u. y. COOPER.
apr. II. Henderson, \. I.
The bottom has been knocked out of
prices for all kinds Of patent medicines,
drugs, &C., at
mch. II. A. N. JORDAN & Cos.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-04-21

Paregoric 30 cents pint, at
inch. Il. \. NJ. JORDAN Cos.
We sell more patent medicines and fill
more prescriptions than any other drugstore
in town, hence we can afford to sell closer
than any one else.
mCh Il. \. II. JORDAN Il Co.